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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Serving dish and tray, accession number 7-5992a-c, described as Serving dish with cover and tray, silver plate. (a) Tray, beaded edge, #99899 on base. Diameter 24.4 cm. (b) Dish, pierced in over-under openwork basketry design; four cast feet, two handles (each 4.0 cm. wide), all in leaf and berry design; two case medallions in same design with center medallion engraved with crest and “N” encircled by beading. Diameter 23.5 cm. Height 9.2 cm. (c) Cover, domed, surmounted by two cast birds in foliage. Band of engraving circles base 3.0 cm. from bottom with floral designs and two medallions encircled by beading with crown and “N” in center. #90187 and #51 on rim. Diameter 26.0 cm., approximately 19.0 cm. All three items have maker’s mark CC and “CHRISTOFLE” on rim. One of a pair with 7-5993a-c.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 2-58097a,b, described as Plated silver tray. Art Nouveau style. Loved, four feet, handle on each end, iris motif on rim; silver worn on edges of relief patern.
Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 9-12425, described as Japan, Ishikawa Prefecture (Kaga), Kutani. Platter, with bail handle, porcelain; with overglaze enamel decoration. Kutani ware. Viewed from top: oblong shape with longsides deeply concave and short sides convex (violin shape). Bail handle joins body at middle of concave sides. Thick massive walls; short vertical sides. Wide rim with brown pigment (beni-e). Bold elaborate decoration on interior in rich enamels: deep blue, dark purple, green, red and yellow enamels, with black lacquer. Yellow wave bordering field of white. Pheasant (?) on tree stump, flowers, grass etc. Leaf and flower design with blue scroll design. Five petal flower design on outer side. Floral design on handle. Foot gouged out. Yellow seal mark (Fuku "prosperity") on base. Height with handle 17 centimeters, maximum length 31 centimeters.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 2-58095a,b, described as Octogan silver plated tray. Sheffield plate, ridged rim. “L.B. Smith co [cross] Boston 827”. Crown. “SHEFFIELD”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 2-58099, described as Sterling silver tray. Pierce work, beading edge of rim. Gorham trademark; lion; anchor; letter “G”; “STERLING”; A3213”.
Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 9-14588a-k, described as sweetmeat set: 9 enameled dishes (a-i), in round oak container with lid (j,k): a) center plate: round, flat bottomed, turned up side, brass rim, 3 spur feet. decoration: black vases of various shapes, 1 with emblems projecting from mouth, on white ground; gilt detail. border patterns: trellis-work alternating with scroll work band at inner side, black scroll work on pale blue on side. rolling linear design on exterior on exterior on pale lime-green ground. blue flower design on base. (b-i) wedge shaped, to fit around center dish (a); with scalloped outer curve. each has similar decoration to (a) and one of the 8 ordinary symbols (pa pao). (j,k) are round, flat bottomed oak, stained to rosewood appearance. both with major split thru. paper label states "18th c." (a) has large chip.
Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 9-14597, described as tray, canton enamel. Fan-shaped with landscape scene in famille rose colors of Mts...., temple, bldgs. and pine trees on white ground. Bordered bu black scroll design on light green. Reverse turquoise. Poem and/or signature in black and red script on front, potter's 2 cracks and chip in enamel. width 14.4 centimeters, length 10.5 centimeters.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 2-58100, described as Plated silver tray. Piercing and engraving. Round with three claw feet, pierced edge. 2 concentric bands of fret motif. Letters “BxGS” number “2879”.
Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 9-15897, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 9-13346, described as Teak tray; inlaid mother-of-pearl, brass corners, floral and animal motifs; 32 cm. length, 19 cm. width.

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